Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-01
SACRAMENTO INSTITUTE.
commencement Exercises Held Yestel
day-Successful PUPILS

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Commencement Exercises Held Yester.
day-Successful Pupils.
The Metropolitan Theater was crowded
in every part with ladies and gentlemen
yesterday afternoon on the occasion of the
commencement exercises of the Christian
Brothers College, as the S cramento In
stitute is generally designated. The follow
ing programme was well rendered, and
those participating were warmly greeted
by the audience. Prof. Otto Flelssner
acted as musical director and the orchestra
was under Otto W. Noack's leadership:
Music-Overture, La File de Potsdam, -
orchestra; extract, The Battle of Water
loo," George ]. Rippon; vocal solo, Little
Urchins," Harry II. Hanson: essay, moral
and Material Progress" George J. Dryer;
part song, Robin Ruff" Harry Hanson
and Charles Adams; recitation, Barbara
Frietchie," Herbert o. Tozer; chorus "Blow
on Ye Winds" choir and orchestra; essay,
American Literature" Charles Heisen;
recitation, Our Countrys Call" William
II. Taylor; piano solo, International
Grand Potpourri," Charles Heisen !;
essay, "Our Mission" Christopher
H: Green; vocal duet, Music on the
Waves" select choir; extract, " Music in
Camp" John J. Dwyer; vocal solo, Only
a Little Flower" Frank H. Schiller: music
gallop, Odaliska (Kreutzer), orchestra !;
essay, "A Correct View" James NJ. Nippon;
vocal solo, My Dear Southern Home"
Cornelius c. Conrad; recitation; THE
Clansman's Revenge" Frederick l.. O'Bri-
en- chorus. Give Me My Own Native
Isle" choir and orchestra; essay, "The
Beauties OF Longfellow," Charles F. Cor
man; vocal solo, " Gathering Shells from
the Sea Shore" Charles A. Erauw recita-
ton, IL" Cross in the Wilderness" Charles J.
Barry vocal duet, Wandering in the
May Time" Chas. A. Erauw and Patrick H.
Farrell essay, "Our Country" James H.
Hooker vocal solo, Believe Me-" Patrick
H. Farrell chorus, " Lauda Sion" choir
and orchestra; music, selection, "Arion ="
(D'Albert), orchestra; comforting of honors;
address to the graduates. Rev. NJ Coleman;
music, march, Crenznach," orchestra.
THE GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS.
The following students, by their regular
attendance, gentlemanly demeanor and ap-
plication to study, are entitled to draw for
the gold and silver medals donated for that
purpose:
Collegiate department-James H. Hook
er, Charles f. German, Charles J.. Barry,
Charles Heisen, Henry H. Devine, Herbert
o. Tozer, William H. Taylor.
Commercial William P.
Dwyer, Charles F. Hayden, Thomas NJ.
Cooke, John P. Cadogan, John A. Keefe,
James P. Kelly, Felix J. Sermonet. William
H. Kyne.
Michael u. Kent, Christopher S. Quinn,
John T. Quinn, Annis g. Thomas, Harry
II. Hanson, James Donnelly, James G.
Conway, Samuel l. Brown, George |. KEN
rer.
Intermediate department fourth class
William II. Singer, James w. Butler, Mar
tin B. Monsch, Wallace T. Monsch. Francis
H. Schiller, Walter ], Hennessey, John ].
Donnalle Harry F. Hopper, Robert Gerig,
Chas. II. Adams, Walter c. Tozer, Michael
Foley, William E. Murphy, William Spain,
John Kenealy, Joseph f. Bowsher, John 7.
Cronan, John Dunphy, Joseph German,
Charles KEEPER, Daniel McGrath, Francis
Posch, Mesick Seitz, John Whyte.
Primary department fifth class)-Thos.
Sweeney, jeremiah Moloney, John Wolfe,
Thomas Sheehan. Thomas DIVER. George
King, August Wolfe, Manuel Herrera, John
Brophy, Oscar Smedberg, Herbert Bow
sher, Joseph Hanford, Robert Staiger.
Primary department sixth class)-Henry
c. Ehm ann, Charles Ewers. John Gerig,
George H. Miller. Allan G. Monsch, Law
renee Moloney, Thomas Z. O'Connell, Jas.
O'Connor, William +. Peterson, Gustavus
Rice, August Ruhl Oliver Sauye. Charles
Z. Scully, Theodore H. Schumacher, Emile
Schurr. Daniel c. Sweeney, Corwin H.
Seitz, Walter D. Young, Francis Ulrich.
HoSoRs CONFERRED.
The highest honors given by the institu-
ton have been conferred on Messrs. James
H. Hooker and Charles f. German.
The following young gentlemen, having
completed the prescribed course in the
business department, received diplomas !:
Charles F. German, James NJ Rippon.
Charles Heisen, George J. Dwyer, George
J. Rippon, Charles j. Malloy.
The following, having completed the
prescribed course for the second year in the
collegiate department, received certificates:
Charles J. Barry, Charles Heisen, Henry
H. Devine, Christopher H. Green, John j.
Dwyer.
The following young gentlemen received
their first certificates in the business de-
partment Herbert 0. Tozer, William II.
Taylor, Charles Hughes, John Doherty,
Fred. L. O'Brien.
STANDING IN THE COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
The following is the percentage and
standing of the young gentlemen of the
Collegiate Department for the past year:
James II. Hooker 9S, l Charles F. Cor
man, SO, 2; George J. Dwyer 81, 4; James
NJ. Rippon, 80, 3; George J. Nippon, Sc, 3.
Charles Heisen, &C. 2; Charles J. Barry,
81, | Charles ]. Malloy, 81, 6; Christopher
H. Green, 50, 3; Frederick L. o Brien IA,
I; Henry R. Divine, 81, 5; John L. Dwyer,
So, 4.
Herbert o. Tozer, 93, /; William H.
Taylor 90, 2; John J. Doherty, So 8 :;
Thomas Moore, 10, I; Charles Hughes 80,
4; James flanagan, so. s. John NJ. Keefe,
IS g.